Has anyone tried running star trek online for mac yet

Being a lover of sci-fi this game came to my attention and being a recent convert to mac's I was wondering if anyone more knowledgeable then I (most everyone) has tried to install and play this. If you have or you have any suggestions or warnings for me then I greatly appreciate your help.
Thanks
James

If you have or you have any suggestions or warnings for me
Can you be more specific please. There are quite a few Star Trek games out there for Macs if you do a Google search. There is one at the App Store called Star Trek D-A-C. Items listed at the AppStore are specifically for Macs from qualified developers/manufacturers.
Is that the game you are talking about? If not, please list the correct Star Trek game and the link from where this game came to your attention. Did you read the reviews from the site you saw this game? It's system requirements?

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